#feather
Ebony tied and teased with a feather
I think these were probably the best boots ASOS had in this sale.
I do hope they come back in stock in size 4!! :)
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Valentino Fall 2016
Marbled Monday
This Marbled Monday we’re sharing the cover of a book we posted about recently for Wood Engraving Wednesday! The book isAbd-er-Rhaman in Paradise byJules Tellier, translated by Brian Rhys, with wood-engravings by Paul Nash.You can find the wood engravings in our previous post. This edition was published in 1928 by the Golden Cockerel Press in an edition of 400 copies—ours is copy 16.
This marbling technique is called feather, and it’s easy to see why!
- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager
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Golden-headed Quetzal feather by Robert Clark
over on patreon Tama asked for: great big eldritch horrorbeast who’s a flustered mess because of their crush on little squishy human.
and Shannon Leigh Legler asked for: limping along but still strong.
so here are the protagonists for the saucy monster girl comic I’m currently writing/thumbnailing for the upcoming Iron Circus Anthology. Feather is a multidimensional angelic(???) being whose self can not be physically perceived by most mortals. Orlando is a nonbinary lesbian monster fucker in their thirties who likes a challenge and has almost been murdered or cursed to death many times because of course they have. together they try to figure out where the hell Feather’s vagina even is.
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Peacocks
1. A Peacock by Mori Tessan (tetsuzan) (1775-1841)
2. Lin Kui-Ling, Peacock
3. Japanese Scroll Painting of Peacocks Attributed to Tani Bunchō
4. Traditional Peacock Painting (Chinese) 17th Century
5. Peacock and Peonies, Maruyama Ōkyo 円山応挙 1768
6. Ohara Koson, Peafowls
7. Peacock and Peahen (18th c.)
8. Shoson- “A Peacock resting in a tree branch (1877-1945)
9. Early 20th Century, Peacock on a rock, Japanese woodblock
10. Landscape with Peacock and Peahen, Kyoto Kano School 17th Century
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